The Healing Flame: Why Controlled Burns Are Vital for Native Wildlife
For centuries, Indigenous communities used cultural burning—timed, sacred fires that shaped ecosystems. These fires honored fire as a partner, not a threat. Only now is modern science catching up. Today, we’re learning to listen again.
The World Beneath My Feet: Falling in Love With Native Plants
After discovering native plants and field botany, the world around me cracked wide open. What was once a blur became a landscape of names, shapes, and quiet friendships—with bugs, with wildflowers, and with the land itself.
It Starts at Home: Rewilding, Rural Living, and the Quiet Power of Local Change
Rewilding our land isn’t about protest signs or policy debates—it’s about teaching our children, healing our communities, and living our values in the most tangible ways. This is how I show up—for nature, for my neighbors, and for the future.
